India has officially launched e-passports with embedded chips and advanced security features to enhance global travel and data protection. These passports store biometric and personal data, are ICAO-compliant, and are being rolled out in phases, starting with Delhi. They aim to streamline immigration and improve identity verification.
India has officially launched e-passports with embedded chips and advanced security features to enhance global travel and data protection. These passports store biometric and personal data, are ICAO-compliant, and are being rolled out in phases, starting with Delhi. They aim to streamline immigration and improve identity verification.